We’re back in Provincetown, MA with a case from 1974. The victim of this case is known as the “Lady of the Dunes” and she is *still* unidentified along with her murderer.

In this Part 2 episode, we interview the co-authors of the book, The Babysitter: My Summers with a Serial Killer, written by Liza Rodman and Jennifer Jordan. This part memoir, part true crime investigation, was published earlier this year and has already made a big name for itself. The Babysitter was recently featured in the NY Post, A&E Crime Blog, and Oxygen, and was listed as a Top 10 Best True Crime Book of 2021 by Marie Claire.

This week we bring you a recap of The Babysitter: My Summers with a Serial Killer by Liza Rodman and Jennifer Jordan. This story was recently featured in the NY Post, A&E Crime Blog, and Oxygen. Part 1 we’ll set the scene with Tony Costa and Part II will be an interview with co-authors, Liza Rodman and Jennifer Jordan.

We bring you two tales of two men from New England that sound an awful lot like the Nightmare on Elm Street movies. This story takes place at Camp Ker-Anna in Cumberland, RI. We’ll let you decide if the story is true or folklore.

The “Hartford Circus Fire,” also known as ″The Day the Clowns Cried,″ occurred on July 6, 1944, in Hartford, Connecticut. It was one of the worst fire disasters in United States history and took place during a performance of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus with over 6,000+ guests present. 700+ were injured and 167 people died.

For Part 3 of our Season 3 finale we interview Julie Murray, Maura Murray's older sister. Julie gives us a glimpse of who Maura was, clears up some aspects of the case, and tells us how we can help keep fighting to get answers. If you haven’t already, go listen to Part 1 where we talk about Maura's disappearance and Part 2 where we go into some of the theories on what happened and discuss the Murrays' ongoing campaigns.  A big thank you to Julie Murray for sitting down with us and answering our questions!

In Part 2 of 3, we delve into (and perhaps debunk) some of the major theories and speculations about what happened to Maura Murray. We also discuss the progress of the investigation from the time of Maura's disappearance to now. If anyone has information regarding Maura Murray’s disappearance or whereabouts, contact the New Hampshire Division of State Police at (800) 852-3411 or (603) 846-3333 or by e-mail: coldcaseunit@dos.nh.gov

Maura Murray, a 21-year-old student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, disappeared on February 9th, 2004, after crashing her car on Route 112 in Haverhill, NH. To this day, no one knows why Maura was in NH or what happened to her in the few minutes between the car crash and the arrival of police. Maura seemingly disappeared without a trace and is still missing. This is Part 1 of 3 to wrap up our Season 3 finale.

Are you looking to win $10 million dollars? What about $100,000? Well, keep listening and we’ll tell you how it can be yours! This week we're covering America’s biggest property crime ever and the biggest museum art heist in the world - the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Art Heist. The museum theft of 1990 remains unsolved to this day despite ongoing international searches by the FBI. The artwork stolen from the historic museum located in Boston is worth more than $500 million dollars.

Known as the Man Who Captured Lincoln’s Ghost on Camera, Mr. Mumler went down in history when he met James Wallace Black, America’s first aerial cameraman. His ghostly photographs were marked in photography’s history. Were they real or were they fake?

What happened to Joan Risch? Her four year old daughter, Lillian told the neighbor, “Mommy is gone and the kitchen is covered with red paint.” On October 24, 1961, 30-year-old housewife and mother of two children disappeared from Lincoln, MA. To this day, there are no motives and no leads. Joan Risch is missing without a trace.

Charles Stuart and his pregnant wife Carol DiMaiti were shot on October 23rd, 1989, and Stuart pointed his finger at a black American causing national outrage and racial tension. The story was portrayed as an example of crime running rampant in the city and what could happen to the white, affluent people traveling through "bad neighborhoods,” but the real story was much more sinister.

This week we’re bringing you a story that has one foot in the true crime realm and one foot in the paranormal realm. We’re talking about the first documented murder in the history of Brookfield, CT. The death of Alan Bono was the first murder ever recorded in the town, and Arne Johnson was put on trial for first-degree manslaughter. This would also be the first time a possession defense was used in an American courtroom. The day this podcast airs marks the 40th anniversary of Alan Bono’s death.

Ep51 Part 2: This week we bring you the second half of the story of New England conman: Clark Rockefeller. This man was listed as one of 6 infamous imposters from History.com. Little did anyone know, Clark Rockefeller was masquerading across the US as heir to the Rockefeller fortune, a movie producer and a self proclaimed Wolf of Wall Street. This story we bring you is full of mystery, murder, an abduction and a missing persons case that is still active to this day.

Ep51 Part I: This week we bring you the New England conman: Clark Rockefeller. This man was listed as one of 6 infamous imposters from History.com. Little did anyone know, Clark Rockefeller was masquerading across the US as heir to the Rockefeller fortune, a movie producer and a self proclaimed Wolf of Wall Street. This story we bring you is full of mystery, murder, an abduction and a missing persons case that is still active to this day. It’s going to be a two part series because it’s so in depth so buckle in for Episode 51 and 52.

For our 50th episode we’re taking it back to the 1950’s. It was New Years Eve day of 1957, when Orville Gibson, a dairy farmer in the small town of Newbury, Vermont went out to milk his cows. He was never seen alive again. In what was known as "The Spilled Milk Murder," by the press of the late 1950's, Orville Gibson’s disappearance remains a mystery to this day that made global headlines. Now, more than over half a century later, there are still questions about that day. This story was magnified when LIFE Magazine covered the case twice, Southern writers called the case "A Northern Lynching", several writers used the details of this case as a their setting, and a song even came about from it! 

This week we’re talking about the murder of 43 year old Angel aka “Tun Tun” Gonzalez in Bridgeport, CT. Gonzalez was murdered on December 15, 2011, by Tyree Lincoln Smith. Smith bludgeoned Gonzalez to death with an ax and later consumed several parts of the victim’s body parts. Because of this, Smith is often referred to as ‘The Connecticut Cannibal’.